Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-11
MATTERS ABROAD.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-uSIoS.l
The Split in the English Cabinet.

The Split in the English Cabinet.
New YORK, February 10th.-The Stars
London special says: A fresh split in the
Cabinet is reported, and is threatening 10
develop into a severe ministerial CRISIS.
The Democrat Tory and Orthodox-Tory
sections disagree on the foreign and Irish
policies. Churchill's adherents clamor for
popular reforms and the return of the late
Chancellor of the Excheduer to power.
The attempt to unite the opposing sections
on the coercive measure has not succeeded,
and designations are threatened. Salisbury
is using his personal influence with the OPP
posing sections to effect a compromise
based on the minority agreeing to hold
office until the Irish bill is brought in, the
majority making no further attempt to
carry their legislative programme. In the
event of the views of both sides then prov
ing irreconcilable, everything points to an
appeal to the country.
France and Spain.
LONDON, February 10th.-If Prince Bis
marck was not at the bottom of the new
Spanish difficulty with France, he has lost
no time in placing himself in position to
take advantage of it. The German repre-
sentative at Madrid has been called upon
to make full statement of the Spanish
case against France, and the German Min
lister at Tangiers has been summoned to
Berlin to give a verbal account of the al
legged rectification of the Algiers-Morocco
frontier at the expense of Spain.
Don't Like War.
PARIS, February 10th.-A dispatch from
Strasburg to the Republique FRANCHISE says
that 600 Alsatians, who were summoned to
join the German reserves, have crossed into
French territory, dreading an outbreak of
war.
Troops in AIgiers Ordered to France.
BERLIN, February 10th.-Advices from
Algiers published in the KreoS Zeitung,
have caused much excitement here. The
dispatches say a number of Generals and
staff officers have left Algeria to assume
commands in France That four battalions
of the Twelfth Army Corps, stationed in
Algeria, have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness to embark. Prepare
tons are being made at different ports to
expedite the shipment of troops. Terrific
rial troops, the dispatches say, are to take
the place of the battalions leaving Algeria
Revision of the May Laws.
BERLIN, February l0th.-The Prussian
Ministerial Council decided to postpone
the submission of the church bill to the
Landtag until after the Reichstag elections.
The extent of the revision of the May laws
depends upon the plurality of the Centre.
A number of the Conservatives in the
Oberhaus are not willing to consent TO the
return of the religious orders, and it will
require strong pressure and reasons to in
duce them to yield.
Inspecting German Dock Yards,
BERLIN, February 10th. Commander
Chadwick and Lieutenant Buckingham
of the American navy, have arrived at Kiel
to inspect the dockyards there.
Germany and the Vatican.
ROME, February 10th.-In consequence
of the recent speeches of the leaders of the
German Center party, the Papal Secretary
sent another letter to the Nuncio at
Munich. saying the Pope, in spite of the
declaration of the Center's leaders, main
tains the views expressed in former letters.
Italian Ministerial Crisis.
ROME, February 10th.-The Chamber of
Deputies approved the credit for the COM
pletion of the cable telegraph from the
Island of Perum, at the entrance of the
Red Sea, to Massowah. and adjourned sine
die. This cable secures direct connection
with the trouble now at the Red Sea, and
places Rome in direct communication, via
Alexandria, with the italian forces in
Soudan.
King Humbert will tomorrow give his
decision in respect to the Ministerial crisis.
1t is expected that Premier Depretis will
form the new Cabinet.
Teaching the Papuans a Lesson.
BRISBANE (Queensland), February 10Th
The expedition which went to New Guinea
10 ha 1a,. Nv, Lost
tober, at Joharies, of the Captain, two
sailors and six Malays of a ship, while
they engaged in pearl-diving, has returned.
The enterprise was entirely successful.
The native chief who was responsible for
the murder, was caught and beheaded, and
the village where he and his acconplices
lived was burned.
Resumed Rioting.
GLASGOW, February 10th.-The striking
miners at Blantyre resumed rioting to-day,
and wrecked store. Seventy of them were
arrested.
Massacred by Natives.
CAPE Town, February 10th. - Traders
from the interior report that the explorer,
DR.. Holub, his wife, and the entire party
accompanying him, have been massacred
by natives.
Death of Duke.
LONDON, February 10th-The Duke of
Leinster (CharlesiWilliam sFitzgerald), is
dead, aged 60 years.
The Carnival at Montreal.
MONTREAL, February 10th.-One of the
| great events of the carnival, the grand pa
rade of the allegorical and spectacular cars,
| took place this afternoon. The parade
passed through the snowshoers' arch,
which was occupied by over $50 snow
shoers in their many colored uniforms,
the beauty of the structure being greatly
| increased thereby. Lord and Lady Lans-
downe, escorted by cavalry, were in the
| procession.